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Lizzie Bright and the Buckminster Boy: Chapters 6-8 - Quiz
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Why do you think Reverend Buckminster gave his son Charles Darwin's book to read?
How is the relationship between Mrs. Cobb and Turner changing? Provide examples to show how it's transforming.
Turner could have easily hit a homerun off of Willis's pitching, yet he chose instead to hit twelve foul balls and then strike out. Infer reasons for Turner's actions.
Compose the letter Reverend Buckminster may have written to Governor Plaistead over the island dispute.
Describe Deacon Hurd. In your description, indicate if Mr. Stonecrop or he is the stronger leader.
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